We always think of cost segregation studies for multifamily, office and retail but now the cannabis Industry is taking advantage.Who do you think gets the biggest benefit from cost segregation?

She even went and got multiple quotes and project managed a rehab for me.I think the biggest thing about being remote is trusting the people you work with.

From what I’ve heard so far, one of the biggest obstacles to overcome is taking action, so here I am!

One of the biggest in Houston is next Wednesday sponsored by Jet Lending.  

Commercial contractors and full blown builders know what a contract is and will uphold it, not all but 98%, and as far as I am concerned, investors look for distressed properties, distressed agents, and distressed contractors to make the biggest bang for their buck, but commercial contractors don't the type of client that every change of mind they have they won't be paying and don't absolutely know what they want, it slows us down.

@Kiara KellerThe biggest thing is to learn in a “needs-­only” incremental approach and to take action.

I reside in the South Bay of Los Angeles and rent is my biggest expense.  

I will definitely see a local lender over the weekend I just wanted to see if I could get some insight on here first.I guess my two biggest points/concerns would be:1) How long do I need to have my current investment properties rented out and producing income for a lender to view that as an income rather than looking at those properties as losses.2) Would an underwriter be ok with me purchasing a multi family as my primary residence if it is 60/90 mins from where I work and if I am renting the other units out or would they actually view that as just me trying to add to my investment portfolio considering I already have two properties that I am renting out.Thanks so much for all the input.David

I believe peace is within reach in this generation, due to many reasons, biggest one is the internet and the ability to communicate with people who are supposed to be your "enemies".I want to thank all of you for giving such valuable information and help to everyone who's willing to read, and I hope to learn as much as I can from all of you.

So they're coming to Sacramento in droves.Midtown and Downtown will see the biggest surges due to their proximity to the main culture-hub and nightlife we have to offer, and East Sac, Arden Arcade and Rosemont will increase due to their proximity to Sac State.Next will be Oak Park, as the northern part is already gentrified, and raising rents will push those who can't afford it into south sac and north sac / del paso heights.